Army selects vendors for nuclear microreactor project at five bases
The U.S. Army is investing $2.2 billion to install nuclear microreactors at five military installations to enhance energy security. The microreactors, which produce 1-20 megawatts of thermal energy, can operate up to a decade without refueling. Five private companies were chosen for the Janus Program, with sites including Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell, Fort Hood, Fort Benning, and Fort Drum.
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